Maria

PURE MADNESS.

I absolutely loved this drama, and honestly, I don’t get the hate at all. Kim Yoo Jung’s acting was phenomenal — genuinely next level. The manipulation, the control, the way she used people so effortlessly without flinching at the consequences? Top tier. She didn’t even need to try that hard; people wanted to be used by her.I understand why she became the way she was. I’m not saying she’s a victim — the only true victim was Heo In-gang. He was the only one who genuinely didn’t deserve what he got. Everyone else? They willingly walked into her web. They chose her. They chose to revolve around her.

Jun-seo was extremely selfish — he wanted her love to belong only to him. Jae-oh wanted to be used, and she wasn’t even as inhumane as the ending tried to paint her. That’s what makes it so fascinating. I loved how everyone got exactly what they deserved — including her, eventually. She reached the top for a reason. She broke all her shackles, climbed her way up, and stood there unapologetically.What hurt the most was that the one person she genuinely cared about was taken away by fate. That part crushed me. And in the end, she was still dragged down by someone selfish enough to take her to hell with him.

I agree with her more than I expected to. It is a cruel world — kill or get killed.

Absolutely phenomenal… except the ending.
I wanted her to survive the madness.

The art of letting go.

This drama captures it so beautifully — the essence of letting go, leaving things behind, regret, guilt, and love, all portrayed with such quiet power. I really liked the story because at some point, I could relate to it too. I genuinely wished Jae Min had someone by his side, someone he could turn to during his hardest moments.

I also loved the Jin-young and Bo-mi couple — they were so cute till the very end. The show really highlights how everything in life is about timing. One minute late and everything changes.

I just hope no one has to suffer alone in this world, and that everyone finds at least one person who stays with them in their story.
Loved it.

The story started slow, and I honestly wasn’t sure if I’d be able to finish it, but after the third episode it really picked up. From there, the story became genuinely interesting and worth watching. I loved how Xun and Tang felt like platonic soulmates — their fate was so twisted, yet they still embraced the life they were given without regrets.

I especially loved how their children did everything in their power to change their parents’ lives, even when it meant ruining their own. They never gave up on them, and that part hit so hard. Xun and Tang being found family and refusing to let go of each other till the very end was so beautiful. I just wish they had shown how they lived together after changing their pasts — it was such an open ending. I hated the father tbh, i was so frustrated with him as a character i hated him from the bottom of my heart.I also liked the friend, the guard. Even though he didn’t have much involvement, he stayed till the end to support them, showing how loyal he was and how meaningful he was in their story.


Overall, I really liked the unique concept of the letters crossing different timelines. I do wish they explained how and why it happened, and the drama definitely needed more episodes. But still, I liked it a lot overall.

I liked the show right from the start — the cases were really intense, and the satisfaction I got when each one was solved was on another level. I genuinely loved every aspect of it: the stories, the emotions, the characters… each one is written so beautifully.

The main MC is such a great character. I loved how he’s not perfect, yet always tries his best to help victims, even though he doesn’t know how to express emotions properly. His bond with Seol was one of my favourite parts; she felt like that someone he truly needed in his life. I do feel the first season could’ve shown a bit more romance, but maybe some things really are better left platonic.

Dojin is a good friend, but to me he gives strong brotherly vibes rather than “love interest” energy. Still, I love how devoted he is to saving people and how he supports Jindo Dog, especially helping him work through everything that happened after Hyeonseo. Their love-hate dynamic and competitive energy while solving cases was so fun to watch.

I honestly hope Seol chooses Jindo as her partner, because she is that special someone, and they just belong together — solving cases side by side.

Yeah in the middle you will feel everything is just chaos but it was kind of worth it till the end

I honestly don’t know if I watched the same drama as everyone else. Sure, the beginning is really amazing and catchy, but after that it just falls all over the place. The wife is too dumb, the episodes are painfully slow, and at one point the story was just… nothing. So many elements thrown in, but everything ended up as pure chaos.

A wife who supposedly wants to kill her husband yet lets her friend get beaten up? And both of them planning to kill him with a rope??? Are they stupid? The IQ was so low it was frustrating to watch. I expected at least a perfect murder moment, but that never happened. Everything was just absurd — even the sister who’s a police officer… like, c’mon.

It honestly felt like a struggle to finish this drama. I genuinely don’t know how people liked this. Can someone please explain? I only watched because of the character Jin So-Baek, he was the only person with an IQ.

The story started pretty well, and I actually liked it a lot in the beginning. The female lead is really good at acting, and her character was played so well — that part definitely kept me hooked. But somewhere in the middle, the story went completely off road. It felt like it was going nowhere for a while, and then everything suddenly got wrapped up right at the end.

There are a lot of loopholes too. Visually, it’s pretty good, the concept is good, but so many random things were just thrown into the story without proper buildup. The ending was superb though — I really liked how she became the genie in the end. Overall, it was a pretty decent one-time watch, but I genuinely don’t understand the crazy hype around it.

First of all, I watched this only because of Park Min Young — I absolutely love her as an actor. The series started off really well, but it kind of fell flat around the middle. Honestly, it was really hard to get through those middle episodes, and I considered dropping it so many times… but I’m not weak, so I powered through it 😤.

The story has that kind of fancy, entertaining vibe that you don’t usually see, but after a while, it started feeling a bit repetitive — just different stories with a similar pattern. That said, the last two episodes were really good and tied the story together nicely. I just wish there had been more mystery or intrigue sprinkled throughout the episodes to keep things exciting.

Overall, I did enjoy it, but it definitely took me a while to finish. If there’s ever a second season, I hope they focus more on binding the story and episodes well — because it really has the potential to be great.

Exactly my point, when adrenaline is at its highest you can easily use any weapon. And yes i agree she just randomly one day decided she liked him just like that.

I don't care if it comes from a webtoon or other story, she definitely had a sword may i say lying around there were 3 people against 2, even though i get your point about not knowing how to use a sword it seemed absurd because the ending is kind of basic like any other drama. Secondly, about comparing it to Mr. Queen, they both had food component and both had chemistry element too and about the chemistry, it still felt forced since she was reluctant till the last episode when she got to know oh i cant have him. It needed more episodes and not so basic ending.

I usually love high school dramas, and this one was honestly pretty cute for me. It had that same familiar charm I adore from all the classics — the kind that makes you smile without even realizing it. Love Untangled felt like a sweet, youthful romance that instantly lifts your mood.

I know people might be tempted to compare it with 20th Century Girl, but honestly, they’re totally different vibes — this one is way more romantic and way less tragic 😂. It’s light, adorable, and just the kind of comforting watch you need sometimes.

Actually, I felt this was a lot similar to Mr. Queen, but I still wanted to give it a chance because I like the male lead. Unfortunately, this just didn’t meet my expectations. I get why people were talking about how amazing the competition was and how insane the dishes looked — I agree, but that excitement only lasted for the first few episodes.

The later ones, especially the ending parts, felt way too absurd. Like that scene where she got in between the King and Jesan to save him — she literally could’ve just used a sword and killed Jesan from behind! It was so ridiculous that I actually laughed.

Honestly, this year’s dramas have been really low for me. I don’t even understand how some of them get such high ratings when they’re just copying previous ones and adding a small twist to make it look new. Even if it feels inspired, at least give it a bomb ending to make up for it!The chemistry between the leads also felt forced — like they were trying too hard to make it happen even though it just wasn’t there. That’s all I have to say.

I totally agree with you

I liked the drama overall, it was such a fun watch. I actually came to this after watching Head Over Heels, and Ji Won and Yeong Ju gave me strong Bong-su and Seong-a vibes — I lowkey wanted them to end up together, but it’s fine. Both couples were really great, and I liked how the story actually gave space for their romances to unfold instead of rushing it. That was such an important factor for me.

Another thing I appreciated was how both pairs had this same energy of accepting and supporting their partners no matter what. That made the relationships feel wholesome and real. Overall, it was a great watch.

I was really interested in the cases at first, but eventually it started feeling off. The FL was written as too perfect — like she could handle absolutely anything, which made it unrealistic. The ML too felt like a flawless character who never loses, and honestly, that took away a lot of the fun. The cases themselves just weren’t hitting the way I expected from a law drama.

The chemistry between the leads was there, but it wasn’t pursued properly, and it felt underwhelming. Dramas are supposed to be an escape, but when the relationships feel too close to reality and lack that spark, it just gets boring. Surprisingly, I liked the second couple way more — their chemistry and story were genuinely better than the main couple’s.

I usually enjoy law dramas a lot, but this one just wasn’t it. It didn’t click either in terms of cases or romance. Either commit fully to romance or don’t show it at all — that subtle in-between only works when the story is really strong, and here, it just wasn’t. Everything revolved around the main leads, and while I was curious to see them together, they didn’t manage to hold much interest. I also wanted them to show the storyline of the twins which was so sidelined, it could have been turned into a great show including that area. It would add the spice but the drama from that pov was very disappointing.

Omg I LOVED this drama soooo much, like 24 episodes are seriously NOT ENOUGH 😭💔. After such a long time, I finally watched a BL that hit me right in the heart and wow… I felt EVERYTHING. I cried, I laughed, I giggled, I twirled my hair like a lovesick fool 🤭💖. The scenes were soooo good and don’t even get me started on Xu Ning — his face card is actually lethal, like how is he even real??

The main couple had my whole heart, but the second couple?? They were so beautiful too, their story and flow were just perfection 🥺. Honestly this drama needs a sequel, actually multiple sequels — because what we got was NOT enough. I already miss them so much even though I literally just finished watching.

And omg the teasing between the main couple?? The way Suo Wei, even though straight, seduces Chi Cheng??? The banter, the chemistry, the way they made me squeal every 5 seconds — I LOVED everything about it 🫠💘. The only flaw is that it ended too soon… like, how dare they leave me starving like this 😤.

I never really drop any drama but this was just not for me, it was too cringe for my taste.

It was a decent drama, i felt it was dragged in some places. I only watched because of the AKIN character .But overall decent drama but not the best i have seen.

The show started really well, but honestly, it scared me too. The first case was amazing as a crime fanatic, though it quickly became clear that fantasy is mixed into it. I love the team dynamics — how the characters genuinely help each other and stay involved. Each one of them feels important and fun in their own way. The humor balances it out nicely, but the horror and jumpscares definitely add an edge. At times, it felt like I was watching a Chinese version of Jumanji, with wild creatures and the main characters trying to survive while solving a case.

One thing I felt strongly about is that everyone in this drama is a victim in some way. They all carry some kind of burden, and I couldn’t help but feel bad for them. When the main couple finally came together, I honestly thought they should have waited a little longer for each other. Like the FL said, “I wouldn’t wait for you,” but sometimes waiting is exactly what deepens the bond. Still, I’m glad they found their way.

I felt awful about the savage — why did they have to kill her? That part was too overwhelming for me. On the other hand, Dark Mu Dai was so badass; everything she said was spot-on, and I loved her. The women in this drama really stood out — scary, ambitious, villainous at times, but undeniably powerful. The leopard woman in particular terrified me. I love ambitious women, but damn, she was scary, and I hated her. Still, I’m glad she eventually got what she deserved. I loved how the second couple also found their way in the end.

The trauma, the revenge, the way Luo Ren suffered — it all hit hard. But what I really liked is that the women led the whole show, and they owned it. The ending tied everything up beautifully, and despite the scares and heartbreaks, it was all worth it.

I really don't know what people see in this drama? Genuinely I liked the hook like yes the story is good at the beginning then it just becomes a mess? It felt like unnecessary elements were thrown into it and let the story unfold. I did not like the story after the first few episodes. It didn't feel complete at all.